Where could this be? - JERSEY CITY

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New Jersey is U.S.A.'s deepest melting pot. This video will take you to Rome, Berlin, Miami, The South, New York City and Tibet - all without leaving New Jersey. All without leaving Hudson County. All without leaving Jersey City.

Camera and Concept - Salvatore Salpietro (Recent JC Resident)
Editing and Effects - Casey O'Donnell (Adopted JC Resident)
Music - Russ de Moose (Longtime JC Resident)
Music Track Title: "Heimlich Remover" by The Small Rain
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New Jersey - Not as bad as you've been told it was.

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[zaidrim]

In the early to mid 1960's, there used to be very little between Grove st. and the river. Some old delapidated buildings and empty lots. The old Colgate building as well. Now it is all built up and very nice. I need to go visit again since I probably could not afford to live there now. Is that Von Vorst Park in the video?.

[zepcatsal]

@zaidrim yep! That is definitely Van Vorst Park. :)

[pferm201]

Great.... our city gets some positive exposure. even though this only the downtown section and the rest of the city wasnt featured, this is still moving us in the right direction.

[zepcatsal]

@pferm201 it shows the Pavonia and Newport waterfronts, too. :)

[marshallmann]

i think you forgot about 75% of jersey city in this video. the heights, journal square, ocean ave, mlk, 440...

[zepcatsal]

@marshallmann that was the point. kind of.

[ludycris]

seriously the architecture down there is so much better and with the train system there on the streets...jersey city looks amazing.

[Cumprimentar]

I love and miss Jersey City

[as44720]

Jersey City is really changing a lot i think its a very beautiful city well the newport area that is

[dgstan152]

Jersey City was always a beautiful place to live. I was born & raised on the Western Slope of the Heights, one block from the meadows, we had a Tom Sawyer childhood, picking cattails, catching snakes and turtles and camping, all just 5 miles from Time Square, NYC.

[gokharol]

Whats the problem with jersey city? Violence?

[tonyakabadboii]

@zepcatsal I use to live across the street from that park Van Vorst Park on Montgomery Street, and Ocean Ave i love this video my hometown thanks for the flashbacks

[MrJMS100]

I Wish The Hole Jersey City Looked like Dat Lolss

[9541Cindy]

@marshallmann this video false advertised soo much. lolololol

[NellyNellz13]

The city has potential but honestly 75% of the people here are a waste of sperm and egg. This is a positive view of this shyty city kudos to the film maker/s nice try lol this is the 7th city I have lived in and the one I dislike the most. Counting the days until I leave this place.

[admx94]

btw, my town (Lawrenceville) was founded in 1697 and Cornwallis spent a night here while fighting the patriots. He said, "One night in Maidenhead (Lawrence) was enough". HA

[admx94]

I'm proud of of what North Jersey is doing. Finally we have a proper city of our own... not just NYC or Philly. I live in the Princeton area... We have money, we have history, we have architecture... but we dont have the nightlife. People don't give NJ enough credit... We have the 2nd highest median income in the country, its the most expensive state to live in, Princeton was our nation's capital before DC even existed... must i go on?